Services
What we offer
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ORAL HYGIENE EDUCATION
Our comprehensive oral hygiene education service offers essential knowledge and practical techniques for maintaining optimal dental health. Through informative sessions and interactive demonstrations, we cover proper brushing and flossing techniques, the importance of regular dental check-ups, and the role of a balanced diet in oral well-being. Our skilled educators provide personalized guidance on developing effective oral care routines to prevent cavities, gum diseases, and other dental issues. Empower yourself with the tools to achieve a bright and healthy smile, ensuring long-lasting dental wellness.
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PREVENTIVE SERVICES
Experience proactive oral care with our preventive dental services. Our expert team employs advanced techniques to safeguard your smile’s health. Through comprehensive exams, thorough cleanings, and personalized treatment plans, we intercept issues before they escalate, saving you discomfort and costs. We prioritize education, equipping you with optimal hygiene practices and nutritional guidance. By focusing on prevention, we promote lasting oral wellness and reduce the need for invasive procedures. Trust us to provide exceptional preventive care, preserving your teeth and promoting a confident, radiant smile for years to come.
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HOLISTIC SERVICES
Discover a holistic approach to dental care that nurtures your entire well-being. Our holistic dental services blend traditional oral treatments with a focus on your overall health. We prioritize biocompatible materials and minimally invasive procedures to align with your body’s harmony. Experience soothing therapies to ease dental anxiety and promote relaxation. Our practitioners emphasize the interconnectedness of oral health and systemic wellness, offering personalized guidance on nutrition and lifestyle choices that enhance both. Elevate your dental experience to one that supports your whole self, fostering a radiant smile and a balanced life.
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THERAPEUTIC SERVICES
Experience modern dental care from the comfort of your home with our therapeutic teledentistry service. Our expert dental professionals provide virtual consultations, diagnoses, and personalized treatment plans tailored to your oral health needs. Through secure video appointments, we address concerns, offer pain relief strategies, and guide you in managing dental issues. Whether it’s a toothache, oral discomfort, or post-procedure follow-up, our teledentistry service ensures timely and effective care. Embrace the convenience of remote dental consultations, backed by our commitment to your well-being and oral health. Your journey to a healthier smile begins with just a click.
TYPES OF TOOTHBRUSH
Toothbrushes come in various types, each designed to cater to different preferences and oral care needs.
Here are some common types of toothbrushes:
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Manual Toothbrush
The traditional toothbrush that requires manual brushing motions. It comes with various bristle patterns, sizes, and levels of softness to suit individual preferences.
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Electric Toothbrush
These toothbrushes feature automated brushing motions powered by electricity or batteries. They can provide more consistent brushing patterns and are often recommended for people with limited dexterity or those looking for a more efficient clean.
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Sonic Toothbrush
A type of electric toothbrush that produces high-frequency vibrations to create rapid brush head movements. These vibrations can help dislodge plaque and debris effectively.
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Rotating Toothbrush
Another type of electric toothbrush with a circular brush head that rotates to clean teeth. Some models also have pulsating movements for enhanced cleaning.
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Ultrasonic Toothbrush
These toothbrushes produce ultrasonic waves that create tiny bubbles in the mouth, helping to clean areas that bristles might not easily reach.
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Interdental Toothbrush
Also known as an interdental brush or proxy brush, this type is designed to clean between teeth and around dental work like braces, bridges, or implants.
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Orthodontic Toothbrush
Specifically designed for individuals with braces, these toothbrushes often have V-cut bristle configurations to effectively clean around brackets and wires.
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Travel Toothbrush
Compact and foldable, these toothbrushes are designed for portability and convenience while traveling.
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Disposable Toothbrush
Usually pre-loaded with toothpaste, these toothbrushes are meant for one-time use and are convenient for on-the-go oral care.a
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Children's Toothbrush
These toothbrushes are designed with smaller heads and softer bristles to cater to the needs of children. They often come in playful designs to encourage kids to brush regularly.
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Gum Stimulator Toothbrush
These toothbrushes have rubber or silicone bristles on one side to massage and stimulate the gums, promoting healthy gum tissue.
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Natural Bristle Toothbrush
Made from natural materials like boar hair, these toothbrushes are considered more eco-friendly by some users.
When choosing a toothbrush, it’s important to consider factors like the size of the brush head, the softness of the bristles, and any special features that might suit your oral care needs. Additionally, consulting with your dentist can help you make an informed choice based on your specific dental health requirements.
"Connect with a Delta Dental smile specialist to determine which brush is suitable for you."
Delta Dental Smiles Patient Education
Learn about common dental disorders and issues. Once you have learned about what is causing you concern, connect with a live dentist who can provide you with a professional opinion on how best to proceed with getting the care you need.
Aesthetics
Gum Disease
Gum disease also referred to as gingivitis or its more advanced form; periodontal disease, is an inflammatory condition of the gums and in the case of periodontitis, the underlying support structures of the tooth such as bones and ligaments.
Decalcification and White Spot Lesions
Decalcification is the loss of mineral content in the enamel or other tooth structures. Often, it manifests initially as a white spot on the tooth and is the first sign of demineralisation or the beginning of the formation of a cavity.
Dental cavities
Dental cavities are holes in the tooth that can grow bigger and deeper over time, resulting in the eventual destruction of the entire tooth and its loss. Many people believe that the only remedy for a tooth cavity is getting rid of the entire tooth. That‘s not true. You can still keep your teeth and use them normally through dental cavities treatment or tooth cavity removal.
Oral Hygiene
Good oral health helps you enjoy life. It lets you: speak clearly; taste, chew, and swallow delicious and nutritious foods; and show your feelings through facial expressions such as smiling. If you protect your oral health with good oral hygiene practices (brushing and flossing), the odds are in your favor you can keep your teeth for a lifetime.